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Not if the world is actually more complicated than a newborn baby's brain. Can we simulate a baby's interaction with its mother without simulating the mother's
by dkarl 16y ago
Not if the world is actually more complicated than a newborn baby's brain. Can we simulate a baby's interaction with its mother without simulating the mother's brain?
- tbrownaw 16y agoYup, wire it up to a baby-shaped I/O package and ask one of your grad students to take it home with her.
- jerf 16y agoWe have a world in hand. We're not trying to build a world simulation, we're trying to build intelligences. By the time we get this far, the infant will probably be embodied, and we can use real "mothers". Some speculate that a non-embodied being can never become intelligent. Bear in mind we are talking about at least 20 years hence, in my mind.